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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-04
LIBROS
RErTBlDoS P0s 81 GAIIXt TlP0R CORREa
en- la Imp. del Boletin.

GRAMATIgA francesa, por Chan
.reau, para uso de los espsholes con nn
supplemental de las trAses mas precisas
para ronper la conversation, | tomo
oeisada-
LOS MIsERABLES de Victor Hn
%. 5 a0s tela.
AS sueltas v obfas en- prora
Andro F. de Moratin, segnid-
.as poetieas : dramatcas d.
iln Nicolas f dc Moraun, holandese
ONO de tAhiete.
FEATRO lie Alarcon, con ell estudi'
critieo de c4ds eomedla, 2 temos holAn.
lesa somos De tAflete.
Ell GENI0 del cristianismo, po'
ChalsAnbrietld, : tomos holAnuesa 10
mos de Iahlete.
FlSlCA poE sAaot, dltma edicion.
/ tomo pasta.
LOS MARTIRES s el triunfo de b
evilgioa cgrtAns. pos ChateaubriAnd
ia tomo halAndssa lonos DE- tAtilete
Il rel gato del aufur.
IMITACIoN De Cristo. por KEN.
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sAstA.
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aa8s aa Il sesFAsc del satcs.
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.LITOGRAFIA
DE
A. LYNN, ,SUCESORA DE Morris.

Constituida nneyamente bao mi solo nomore, con
compctente direction provsa de TITLES material necesaro
integonte personal orezco pdbco esa industrial pu
dcndo cecntar cnantos encagos hsgan poi dicies
completeness que sean h Reguridad de que dejare
sfeohos todos los gnstos lenas todas las exigencias
Tanto la simple tarjea 81 artistico diploma; e
clio fecibo coercia los aocumentos bancarios CT
pcqueno ce como Ia elegante marqula para tabacos
etc. garantizo quede4 satisfaction de los nteresado
tan pcrfeco como los tabaos que hagan el exanje
70. sdessa
Muestraro de toda case de tabaios que encague
exhiba on estabecmento remitira vuelta de
correp quien 10 solicite. -,
FORTALEZA "a.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-04
fDrpRENTA DEL BOLETIN.
]. OCROA Y HERMANO.

Expenden sal d 65 centevos el quin-
trl, Ell su 6ep6eito de la Marina, cslle
de Isabel "a
Hscen concesiones tomAndoia al cos
todo del baque, cnsndo hsys algnnn
iesenrgando. l3S
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eaiAgaN.~~tl&ilxs il 1issasss Ia.
TERED A. lissssta NssafAl.
CAsTASos~ gssa~asss ssasAlsl.A.a.
q a as. fmtssas Hasa.
gsAN0T. = f&.xA
AlitiI 81 lhsge@ssss lagAae
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EST0 Els Ell
"LIBRE CANBIO. F"

CONTEU, TRIEU Y aEMRNEU
vende 4S.oO0 f6sforos por s5 enva.
sados en cajltas que coniieuen cr6-
mos, satiras, epigiamas ) scnhran-
zas picantrs: LA 5000 foeforo.
mas que cualquiera otra marca pa,
el mismo precio. Mas gangaE ~
gun Ia irnportaucia del pcildo, Ia
&C dcscnentos iiberales.
iBorinqurfos, lruhadlos y o.
conyencefeis de Que loo f,,.ioroA de
CONTEU, TRlRU Y REMRNEU
son los fnejorcs : niAa liasaios.
boy tambiSn blllrtrs dc la L.
lcria de Puerto kleo 4 eAmblo Dr.
cajctillas vacsas de Ia LE0irlxi.
DAD.
Dcp6Nito: Forsalc1A II.
yosh snMRAT.
rasssa Aiss
Se soiiciian coTuapcusairA.
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iATENCiON CABALLER0S!
LOS $4,000 DuRos.

FL one qniera laceree rico por POGO
dinero, que compre biletes Loteiia Ma
eional, torteo 2S de Diciembre pr6xim,
N casa de los stnores Sueesores de J
Padfn Hermano.
$50 PLAZA DEL MERCAD0
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-04

R.sa empires. ha Asyasss, Ssuisaisssei.
cue los vspnsa - h mi1na 60 uAss g.
euorto A. Snaanndsv 81 ~ - pseA meA 60
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pusrtss txrxsisfos. Pwta AeNA hssAnns
lmbrss, para -. Ps.n y lav1FA
plo..Rioo. Mkrao !. - ls.se-Lea snaniE"
natsriea, Bcbriass = Assu.gA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-02-04
ARNlS Y !IHEARI.
is.- CRUZ -ia.
AvISo.

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A4ftE - nae&paes AtAnm
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Lo. tfnsbordOs ds Il cargo precedenie do
1 Peninsula destinAda AvenesnslAs Colon
81 puortos del Pacince - efsctuafkn 60 la
HsbanA.
xxMMA de ias AMTxLLA0.
Van. PASAJES, cap. D. Q. Paralss.
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CLasE De EsTuDIO.


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Aedlantr ana madaea pension
tnsena : .Ai,eiraioa de an bos
exoe 81 so'feo. eAnso, YiAHo. /,
demas lnstsnmensos.
A pfrrios eonssecsorales, as
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sigsgse loa sFaotrs gadFV's dc IA
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ARMAS Y GlME|aEz.
CRUZ 13.

Venden: liantas, alambre. canales
cnmbreras, remaches, metal cobrt
gu planchas, bahos y sem cupios de-
zinc i43
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JULIAN SILVA.
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Ia BOLsA, & COMERcIO
I'm SOOImlDD WflEYln
Dor D. Joss Msnsss J Tiial,
- x~..aa4s - sA~.-s . r'-.~

Tres ediciones u esta obH sn
i espaeio Dc IN aAo 90 = ussioF
reeomendaci6n q esis salH2io qas
II idc sIogiAdo por scaa = hpfsa.
: Il Madrid uin dis,iseibs alEs.s
- M,1ri1. :. u.
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u. H..bspa d.. -. ieA sstgo De Cabs el, q
Is Gantgo. dc Cuba 2AA Cartagsna $500. %
De Cartagena... 80. asa Cclcn......."..... 70
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LIBROS.

Per si Gftim" rapor oorveo Dc
Ia PentHFuia. r. Arm rrefbido fn
n Imprsnta 81 BoLrrGx Mra
cASnL los sigsienGsa liares:
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
MRS ClEYELAND IN osHEGo.
She Plucks . Four-leaf Glover aud Keeps II
ms an Omen Of Good Luck.

She Pluchs Four-ieaf Glover aud Keeps 1t
ms nm Omen Of Good Luck.
OswEGo June 11.-Mrs. Cleveland passed
pleasant and quiet day at the homo OF her
friend. Miss Kingsford. In the forenoon Miss
Kingsford and her guest took n drive about the
city. visiting Fort Ontario, the Boulevard. and
other points Of interest. In the afternoon
number Of prominent society people
called upon Mrs. Cleveland, and all unite In
saying that she is most beautiful woman. and
that the many pictures and photographs seen
OF her in this city arc but poor presentations
Though apparently not so fieshy as when last
seen here, Mrs Cleveland seemed in the best
OF health and In excellent spirits.
At about P: NJ, accompanied by the Misses
Severance and Miss KinGsford. Mrs. Cleveland
took q drive through the principal streets OF
the city. The party was recognized at once
fresldents VIII Vile. Humber q lawyers return
ing from court passed the carriage. and recog-
nizing Mrs. Cleveland. ga!lantly doned their
hats. and in return received a. smile and nod
The Misses Severance. who Joined Mrs
Cleveland here to-day as thu guests Of MlEs
stay here Is ended. Then they will all 60 to
Aurora to attend the commencement exer-
cises ut Wells College, where they were school
mates together. The party will attend divine
mornin S and on Monday viii take trip on the
The Misses Severance have expressed q de.
sire to visit the State Normal School here and
Wednesday morning will be devoted to the visit.
O5t 81 her hs
from the lawn. and will cherish 1t as an omen
of GOOD luck,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
ROBERT GRAU RELEASED.
Kept In Jail In Canada 100 Days for an
Alleged civil Debt.


MONTREAL, June 11.-Robert Grau. for
merly Of the MAID Of Bellevlllo" company,
and brother Of Maurice Grau. tho famous I'M
pressario. was released from jail to-day after
confinement OF 102 days, for alleged civil
debt. Grau during the last few weeks
has been capiased no less than eleven times
on the most fimsy pretexts He was one OF
the principal proprietors in the Maid OF Belle
Vile" company. which made tour In Canada
in February. While in Montreal @. w. Lederer.
another OF the proprietors, deserted the
company and went to New York. Grau
took the Company to Quebec and
while 1t was playing there to crowd
cd houses he was arrested on MSrch
on n capias taken by one James Bax-
on an order for Academy OF Music box tickets
issued by Lederer. Several other capiases fol-
lowed In quick succession. and Grau was
thrown into prison. whore he remained until
The Baxter cspias was auashed on tho
ground Of informally, but drau was rem
rested on the steps Of the jail and brought to
ed He was SURE arrested for The third time at the
instance Of Baxter. but again the case was
thrown out =, Of court, both rs to, the
day Grau was 6onorsbly acquitted az.
ha. blood In hfs eye, and is looking for Lederer
Montreal prison as disgraceful and unworthy
Is The Tie ' only country in the world where =
sSa ike nrS osna4s 9 son or
Grau. whose family 10 well known In the
R nd will n nS5 In few dHsys has aeS w
taken ection against his other incareerators.
The greatest Of sympathy exists here for drau.
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ssSS,mbins" SYstalogued by Duffy and Fullgraf,:
has been tried once and Mr.. Reilly, who has
meyer had q chance.
h9ne 81 II 9fS Ss sa
Msstins at Tie races n tie aftepneon, but was
dsnss was ane Rearsy and IN
porter asked him about the Moloney report he
nothing about y sSHd bad 9r indl1s,ePn,t" ..,
sUs ss sIss hs
cooliy to the story Of Mooneys threatened re-
appearance II was the frat he had heard Of &.
said. have no opinion about It, either. In
faft It does no so4cern s IN the bo
isspoH e Fed
&p sna e0 sRPstS IN
that 4 would not DO discreet for him to talk
=, The reporter suggested that perhaps Mr.
Newoombe felt Ct liberty to say whether he be;
s the
the subject. As he was credited with Knowing
all The facts. even his opinion would be con-
We
$%s 4 s 'ss
from New YORK Wills ~ tSs ssns.e comnitteS
Ills e1am f ly was Begun I'M and was getting
mained sick" and absent from NTH the city for
last 4 was openly admitted that he had fed.
a nss II 1884 % get msans e S hf ds4
men at which tho Broadway franchise was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
DISCUSSING A1sACE-LORRAINE
ERsrts to BriAs that District Moro Fully
UnAer German Control.

ERsrts to Bring that Dlstrict Moro Fully
UnAer German Control.
copyrsqAs 1887, By tAe NeO Fork Assoctdtsd Press.
BERLIN, June lit Is expected that the
session Of the Reichstag will close on the 22d
inst. The Government aims to secure during
the present session the passage OF the spirit
monopoly and sugar bills, and the law regu-
lating the administration OF Alsace-Lorraine.
The Alsace. Lorraine measure will be carried
to its second reading without amendment In
the speeches the Alsatian members declared
that the measure was intended to enable the
Government to appoint dictator In every
commune in Alsace- Lorraine.
In reply, Herr Won Puttkamer, Minister OF
the Interior. appealed to the House to assist
the Government to contend against French
which hs pr tSa
His Concluding declaration. that the Govern
o1 Be It
anti German ofiicials. caused the House to de-
eas e b to Or
ing The Iii. but Re was heard IA ansymPs;
ss;sas issHa =: ~
e; 4 81 Rso s.snS' S..S.s sSs
III SnndsTssh o cSinaadss e he proiecs su
sSs A 'R aRs a
S prss i are re- eonsempsted bstSs government In:
districts. % s' Is 70 ensSis the government to
6ermsn teaching and the exclusive employ
ThosoSSSness n exsifpatinT the French ele-
ment Il moro than ever the order Of the day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
THE IRISH ETICIToNs.
Women Fishtiag Ser their Hemes Against |
the PitiIess Police.

the PitiIess Police.
DUBLIN, June 1.-THE evictions at Bodyke
were further carried out to-day. The first
house visited by the evicting force was that Of
Timothy Collins. but as 1t was announced that
a daughter of Collins lay dying inside the
work Of eviction was abandoned. The evictors
then proceeded to the house OF Michael OCal-
Iaghan. where they met terrible resistance.
Tho bailifs and police were deluged with
scalding water and meal Col. Turner, who
was in charge Of the evicting party. implored
Father Hannah. who was again In attendance.
to endeavor TO persuade the people to ceases
Resistance and thus prevent bloodshed. Father
Hannah then entered the house and the in
mates ceased their attack on the force, which
entered and carried out the work OF eviction.
Five women who had been extremely violent
In their attacks were arrested.
Several other evietlons were enected during
the day, and there was more or less resistance
in each case. The police threatened to arrest
Michael Davitt II he interfered with their work.
The meeting Of tenants and their sympe-
thizers announced to be held at Bodyke to-
ties. Michal, Davitt Is determined that the
have been made to outwit the police.
LIMERICK. June IL Ia detachment OF cavalry
has been sent to Bodyke to disperse ths ten
antry should they attempt to hold their pro-
posed meeting Tomorrow.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
SHE LIKED HER FATHER BEST
Bella Clark Won't be Kissed by tho Mother
Who Abducted Her.


Who Abducted Her.
Mrs. Mary Ann Downey, a robust, middle
aged woman. the wife Of William Downey. a
coachman for A. Van Deventer Of Pialnfleld.
went to Grammar School % in West Fortieth
street on last Thursday afternoon and asked
for Bella Clark. She told Miss Emily 8. Hama
mother and wanted to take Bella shop.
ping. Miss Runaway excused the child
Bella is blue-eyed. faxen-haired girl Of
ten summers. Mrs. Downey took Bella to
her home in Sixth and Division streets,
Plainfleld. and introduced her to Mr.. Downey
by telling her that she must call him papa.
Bella's aunt, Mary Clark OF SOC West Forty
sixth street. with whom Bella lived was nearly
distracted all Thursday night at Bella's alb
sence. On Friday morning Bella's father. John
Clark, went to Plsinheld. He learned at Mrs.
Sullivan's Shamrock House Mrs. Downey's ad-
dress. and as he approached Mrs. Downey's
door Bella ran out to him crying:
"Oh! papa. papa. take me home"
Clark clasped his child In his arma Mrs.
Downey came out and attacked him. he says,
and threatened to shoot him, He ran with Bel
la. and Mrs. Downey. who could not keep VI.
buried 10 che shroad station. Clark was fol-
as q Eidnapper. Bella coon got out Of breath,
and stopped running. Clark swung her into q
that at the
to give them q ride. They had gone only q few
blocks when they were oyertaken BY Chief Of
Dodd arrested Clark on q Charge Of kidnap.
ping, and took him before City Judge Ulrich.
Mrs. Downey told tho Judge that Clark had
the Child dr. whom h she called Isabella ceciia
GTn Clark w"iSed sHaTnasi9n and was
~ The Hrapd Iurv $NTS Mr. DoWneV was reomired
moss. Mrs. Sullivan became her surety. Clark
Downey for add ucting the. child in New York.
but Judge UlIich told him that he had NO
Bella eb to be
she passed the night With her father In the jail.
playing Be. ipe the door q her fathers cell
and none Tor Mrs. Downey who sat in the cor
sid 9 The child referred to her as Mrs. drin
"I made Mrs. Downey's acquaintance" said
sRe was
besrdsd With the arifans. The shhiId s NINE
Struck him. He reported me to Capt. y ash
Sessiy i've yesrs ' ago tSot Bella from Mrs:
Mary. married. but Mrs. Grimm, now called
Mrs. Downey, came to my wife and caused an
have never seen proof that Griffin Is dead"
Mrs. Downey said that Clark's child lived to
was Griffin. Griffin died OF sunstroke. and she
was married to Downey four years ago.
Children's Home in Plainfield. He said the
Court Of Chancery would have to decide which
parent was entitled TO her custody: Bella cried
broke down weeping. Mrs. Downey also went,
and tried to kiss Bella, but the, child ayerted
her face. Unless Clark gets bail he will have
sister said last night that Mrs. Downey once
came to her house, and Bella was so frightened
that she became hysterical and jumped down
the air shaft. Clark's wife keeps a grocery ut
449 West Fifty-socond street. Clark makes his
homa thara
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
HALF HOLIDAY STOPS AN INQUEST.
Three Persons In Prison Pending the Result
OF tho inquiry.

OF tho Inquiry.
Coroner Eidman Yesterday began the in
quest in the case Of Matthew Norwood. the col
ored man who was found dead in the alleyway
at GAG West Thirtieth street on tho morning Of
June 1. He is supposed to have been thrown
of the roof or out Of window in fight with
William Howell over Virginia Kelly, colored
woman. also known as Clara Morris.
Detective Ivanhoe produced witness named
David L. Cole o: 217 West Twenty street.
who testified that before the LIST Of the month
he had heard Norwood and Howell quarrelling
In Seventh mt avenue S saloon and that Howell
many oaths and imprecations: " II catch you
there will kill you"
Before any other witnesses be examined
the C9Eoner's Jury Of business men said that
day half holiday by the hearing. and an ad-
tournament was ordered to June l6.
Howell who has been In the House OF Detep-
tion as a witness, was committed to the Tombs
as a prisoner. Virginia Kelly and Thomas
Travers, other witness, were sent back to the
House Of Detention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-06-12
MIR. MMANUS TANISHEs.

He 10 Said Recently to Have Realised o7S,.
OOO-His Friends Relieve ho IL Insane.
Thomas B. McManus, wealthy real estate
owner. was reported missing at Police Head
quarters last night. Mr. McManus lived at 321
West Twenty-eighth street. and within q few
weeks 1t is said. he has sold lot OF real estate
and realized on 1t about $4,000. On Wednes-
day last he packed his trunks and left his
home. taking some Of his baggage with him.
lawyer, reported McManus's disappearance
last night and asked the police to look for him.
Lippman believes that the missing man has
gone to Europe. McManus's friends think he
is inSnna.
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Preparations for the celebration In this city
Of the nftieh anniversary Of Queen victoriAs
sion to throne have been carried forward with
siderable energy, Tho anniversary viii be celebrated
follows On Sunday. June le at4 r. NJ, by religious
service In Trinity Church; Tuesday. June a. In the
morning from ~ 70 u b. s6iise meeting q the Me
in the Afternoon at Erastina Staten Isand sports and
games and In ths evening" from g 10 a. saint
great exhibition Of fireworks, Illuminating the whole
bay OF New York seats to tho number Of 500 have
been provided for the fireworks.
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No Proteeterx for IIi,s.

John Lynch whose parents live at SO Yandam
street Ia only 10 years old but he has away six
times and tried whip his mother That outrage per
suaded his folks that 1t time to take severe meas
ures. They had him arrested and committed TO the
CatRo PTotectory In the Jefferson Market Court At
mother rels1tSd 70 the extent Of taxing him home for
Johnny meeky out Of oouR but in tho street
are looking for him
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Nine or Ferr,s's Ribs broken.

Deputy Coroner Jenkins made an autopsy
yesterday the body Of GEORGE Ferris violent luna
tic who died recently In the asylum Wards Island
from the OF violence the part Of his keepers
Tho question whether undue violence had been
used The body, which had been buried in Evergreen
Cemetery, was eShumed. The autopsy discovered hvo
ribs broken the right side and four the left The
head bruised but there fracture of the skull Dr.
jenkins says the broken ribs could not be due a sn
gle fall thus partly demoliAhinR tho defence OF tho
keepera who assert that Ferris escaped from his
and fell and injured himself In resisting their attempts
him back to IT, DIR. jenkins will report the re-
suit OF the examination 10 the jury tomorrow.
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The Journalistic Burial Plot to be Dedi.
Gated This Afternoon.

The dedication OF the Journalists plot In
Cypress Hills Cemetery viii take place at O'Clock this
afternoon. Religious services win be conducted by
Rev. DrS John worrall and william s. RAinstord.
The orator Of tho day yin be Mr. channc.y NJ. Depew;
Addressea will he made by tho Rev Or, TanAVe and
NJ Joaeph Howard jr. MI Hugh farrar AeDerm0tt
VIII read an original ode The new monument ID Q
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Fsruer DAwsoa Hsld for the Grand Jury.

DANvERs, Mass, June lit has been dis
covered that young Dawson, who arrested recently
for cashinR bogus checks has vctimized tho Bridge
water Savings Bank, the Lynn National Banks and tho
Lincoln Bank OF Boston. In court this morning he
held In 81 600 ball TO appear before the Grand Jury
B. Il. Newhall, Cashier OF the First National bank OF
Danvers Dawson Is also wanted In Boston for forging
Superintendent Smals name to order on A. Roth,
wig maker The order presented on Saturday juno
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